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Comment #44760831
Your parents efforts, like many of the the good efforts to move humanity forward over many decades, have been thrown into the trash. The next generations of Americans will have soc…
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Comment #43658016
May I add; the Democrats In Name Only(DINOs) of Manchin, Synema, and others? destroying the slight majorities Democrats seem to put together when ostensibly "in power"... They need…
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Comment #43220021
Sarcasm, or not, I hate your correct assessment in so many ugly, broken people's perspectives.
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Comment #42061745
The game we have now is you win by the most voters, might as well be the most voters to sit on a scale and weigh more, wins. It is Mob rule. A significant portion of the electorate…
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Comment #41420628
Exactly; if you wish I replied below. That is exactly the point of staying in such organizations, especially if you wish to be on the edge, and especially if you wish to publish, y…
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Comment #41420610
True, but it does depend on your field. I was fortunate/unfortunate to have my feet in both over the years, and could not afford either early on, when I truly needed access.
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Comment #41420601
In the past I wouldn't go to IEEE for IT and CS, except maybe, possibly for the physical level; that's the ACMs bailiwick. I had the distinct fortunate/unfortunate to be an absolut…
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Comment #41420571
Of course you do; and thats where a lot of the papers are locked up, behind IEEE/ACM/Science/Nature, other journals. I guess that's a huge reason to stay involved, if nothing more …
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Comment #41419102
I'm truly interested in your thoughts... where would you discover truly hard problems? What do you feel would make you qualified to work on them, over, say someone else? enough to …
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Comment #30877776
agreed with your points... as a user of the current ath9k wireless problems, code changes to address security issues completely broke the wireless - for over two kernel releases un…
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Comment #25018857
US is over twice Canada's mortality per capita. Trump did a deadly job in handling Corona.
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Comment #24896368
6th Grade US, early 70s. We made fake checkbooks, we were given an income, had a small school store to spend it, had to balance checking and savings accounts. Learned about S&P 500…
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Comment #19498224
I use 1600 for main living, and 1200 in a nice "unfinished" poured wall walk out basement, with (insulated) concrete floor with no posts, as area for all storage, hobbies, crafts -…
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Comment #13640975
There it is; they were "pushed" to vote for him. What do you say about someone who decides instead of incrementally fixing a problem with discipline and superior solutions and cons…
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Comment #13579296
Michigan has Proposal A, which limits property tax rise to inflation (or something close), until sold when it reverts to the current valuation. IIRC, it is exactly to counter throw…
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Comment #13496259
Agreed on the coherer, and on the motor-generator combos, but that seemed to be later than 1916? I understand that the coherers hated the broad spectrum of the spark-gap, so who kn…
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Comment #13496240
Yes, A NOESY would be boring compared to the aesthetics! Long live Varian, Bruker, and Oxford mags!
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Comment #13489383
At the least, they were very much first principle kind of thing, often a tour de force of electromagnetic and mechanical nightmares. Mainframe line printers or upright vacuum colum…
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Comment #13489346
On page 89 in the book Marconi's remote controlled boat doesn't talk about the transmitter (that I saw), but used a coherer as a receiver detector, something like a primitive diode…
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Comment #13481778
That is what I understand; lie implies intent, which is impossibly hard to do. IMO the media is trying to being courteous, even delicate, when it is and should be an all out brawl,…
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Comment #13457826
Yeah! So lets pull from everyone basic, guaranteed health insurance, because every 1 in 68 persons should be able to generate a buck, somehow. And the other 27% of US population th…
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Comment #13075014
I don't disagree, but where I saw it begin was approx. +25 years ago when business started demanding degrees for jobs that had previously had no requirement, and for career advance…
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Comment #12912821
Education, educated IS work, and profitable, but apparently not the kind of preferred work. Just wondering aloud, how will Mr Trump satisfy the wealthy, wall street, and the fiscal…
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Comment #12816664
Thanks you for the reply. Your rigid definition of GDP is only one of many models. GDP(I) and GDP are similar and should be exact but because of statistical and measurement defects…